Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26
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Mr. Drew Taylor. of District No. 2. was in
the city Wednesday.
II. M. Barker Esq. of Elmo, paid q flying
visit TO the city Monday.
Mr.. L. w. Gaines, OF the Elkton Progress,
was In the city yesterday.
Judge Charles @. Smith has been South
Oh business trip this week.
Mr.. George warneld and wife were shop
ping In the city Thursday
Miss Carrie Atkins is visiting relatives
near Saddlersville, Tennessee.
Mr.. Ed. Partridge has been appointed road
master of the 1. A. 4 T. railroad.
MIR. Greed Penlck, of Todd county, at
tended the tobacco sales Tuesday.
Mr.. w. M. Ware, OF Hadensville, was In
the city on business Thursday
Mr.. r. N. Adams, OF Todd county, paid us
social call when In the city Tuesday.
Col John Shelton, President OF the Street
Railroad has been quite sick this week.
MIR. ]. H. Green, OF Shelton's Londing,
brought down raft Of logs Tuesday evening
MIR. NJ. A. Stratton will leave for Boston
tomorrow to purchase his stock OF spring
goods.
It. j. VIM, OF District No. 2, called on us
Tuesday and selected some Havana tobacco
seed.
Mr.. Robert Mainhardt has gone East to
buy spring goods for the popular firm Of
Bloch Bros.
"A. @. Porter, OF Robertson county, was in
the city Tuesday and selected variety Of
tobacco seed.
Mr.. Dennis Gleason, and wife and little
daughter. of Chicago, are visiting the family
OF MIR. Mark Parlin.
-Messrs Gins Baily and V. w. orudorff, Of
Logan county, were selling tobacco at the
Exchange Tuesday.
-C.J. Hitter, OF District No IS, took out some
of the Caboni tobacco seed Tuesday and Will
give them trial.s
Mr.. George Harris, the old ex-Sheriff, who
laos bCSh ouhCAAuk iOI ihObbhS VIII lhCuiHd-
tism is much improved.
Mrs. w. b. Young returned home Tues
day, after a weeks visit to her fathers family
near Lafayette, Ky.
Mr.. Thad Donelson, of Guthrie, called on
rs Monday and told us all the news about the
old Kentucky home.
Mr.. Isaac Rosenfeld left for New York
and Boston Monday to purchase large stock
offspring and summer goods.
Mr.. Leopold Bloch Is doing efficient work
in the interest of GAINESVILLE. He is never
idle and he is one of our best citizens.
Mr.. E. T. Cooper, of Bowling Green, re-
turned home Sunday after visit of several
days to friends and relative in this city.
Mr.. Robert Stone, proprietor OF Cumber-
land Furnace in. Dickson county, spent Thurs
day among the business men of this city.
Capt. r. L. Cobb has been in Arkansas on
business all this week. He is what the old
folks used to call "a stirring young man."
Capt. Darwin Bell, OF Christian county,
was in the city Tuesday. He will have the
Caboni tobacco tested ON his farm this year.
Col. L. w. Garth, of Todd county, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday. We re-
greet that he is still suffering from his old
wounds.
Capt. Claude Haddox, of Allensville was
among our business men Tuesday and carried
home for his neighbors Caboni, Sumatra
and Havana tobacco seed.
Mr.. John D. Park, OF Port Royal, called on
us Tuesday. He is an experienced tobacco
man and we presented him with a selection
of the fine tobacco seed sent to us from Wash
ington.
Mr.. G. II. Bailey mingled freely as 9
sovereign among the members Of the legisla
ture Monday. He is our Police Judge and
Judge DuBose wouldn't talk to him like 6
dutch Uncle as he did to Esquire Hadden in
Memphis the other day.
-Headley Boyd Esq, editor of the Paris
Tribune visited our city Saturday. He spent
half an hour in our sanctum talking "news
paper" and democracy. He Is a grandson o.
Hon. Lynn Boyd and, of course, is a Dem.
ocrat who needs no Supervision" We glad
ly place the Tribune on our exchange list.
Jacksonville, Fla, Herald: Judge Charles
w. Tyler and wife, OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
spent several hours in the city to-day Ell
route home from visit to South Florida
Judge Tyler is among the most distinguished
jurists OF Tennessee, and is destined some
day to hold high position In the councils o.
the nation.